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## The Fifth Karma Granth
When an anadi mithyatva jiva, for the first time, is on the path to attaining samyaktva, due to the power of karana labdhi, at the time of prathamopasham samyaktva, the three forms of mithyatva mohaniya dalakas become: pure, semi-pure, and impure. Pure dalik is called samyaktva, semi-pure is called mishra, and impure is called mithyatva mohaniya.
At the end of upasham samyaktva, if mithyatva mohaniya arises from the three mentioned bundles, then it becomes the first gunasthan. If mishra (samyaktva-mithyatva) mohaniya arises, then it becomes the third mishra gunasthan. Thus, in the first and third gunasthan, the existence of mithyatva remains. Therefore, the existence of mithyatva is considered in the first, second, and third gunasthan.
Except for the fourth aviriti and the following eight gunasthan, the reason for the existence or non-existence of mithyatva in these gunasthan is that if mithyatva is destroyed in these gunasthan, meaning kshayik samyaktva is attained, then the existence of mithyatva does not remain. And if mithyatva is suppressed, then the existence of mithyatva definitely remains. Due to the existence of mithyatva, the upasham श्रेणी वाला ( श्रेणी वाला meaning "belonging to the श्रेणी") falls from the eleventh gunasthan.
Except for the second sasadan gunasthan, the reason for the existence or non-existence of samyaktva prakriti in the remaining ten gunasthan, including mithyatva, is due to vikalpa (alternative). This means that it both exists and does not exist. In the mithyatva gunasthan, the anadi mithyatva jiva who has never experienced the pure, semi-pure, and impure bundles of mithyatva, and the anadi mithyatva jiva who has abandoned samyaktva (pure bundle), does not have the existence of samyaktva prakriti. The remaining mithyatva jivas have its existence. Similarly, in the mithyatva gunasthan, the jiva who has abandoned samyaktva...